Visiting the slave castles of Ghana is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that will change your perspective and enrich your life. It is not an easy or fun trip, but a meaningful and rewarding one. In truth, we believe everyone in the diaspora should have this experience. It changes your perspective, sense of self, and historical understanding.
Looking for a great food tour in Ghana? Experience the ultimate culinary tasting in Ghana with street food. Check out these Ghanaian street food must-eats!
You’ve dreamt of leading your group on an unforgettable adventure to Ghana, and the inspiration is flowing! Now it’s time to translate that dream into… Read More »Planning Group Tours in Ghana (6 Best Actionable Tips)
December in Ghana is a month filled with excitement, celebrations, and a truly one-of-a-kind atmosphere. From lively parties to colorful masqueraders, there is something for… Read More »December in Ghana Travel Tips
Thinking of buying a house in Ghana? 🏠🇬🇭 Check out our latest blog post for a complete guide to the home buying process in Ghana, including tips on finding a reliable real estate agent, negotiating the sale, and understanding the legal requirements. Don’t miss out on the benefits of owning property in this beautiful country!
Getting on a plane to fly from the United States to Africa is exhilarating. For many, this is their first trip to the motherland and excitement is pulsating in their blood. But, depending on where you’re going, flights from the US can take anywhere from 10-20 hours of airplane time before you arrive. And that doesn’t include layovers! Needless to say, these are some long-haul flights. The payoff when you arrive makes it all worth it. So, before you book and board an international flight to African countries, there are a few tips you should know.
n 2019, Ghana’s tourism board launched the Year of Return where they called on blacks in the diaspora to return to the motherland. Black Americans came to Ghana that year in droves, including many prominent celebrities like Boris Kodjoe, Steve Harvey, Naomi Campbell, and even Cardi B. In recent years, Ghana has continued to stand out amongst other African countries as the place for African Americans from the United States to connect to Africa. Blaxit, the phenomenon where black people from the west, like the United States or the United Kingdom, leave their home country for Africa to escape racial injustice, increased after George Floyd was murdered by a white police officer, for many who seek a better quality of life. If you’re considering moving to Ghana to start your new life, here’s what you need to know.
This land of drum beats, dances, and delicious food is sure to delight all your senses. Festivals in Ghana are not only a celebration of culture and tradition but also a way to bring communities together and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Are you an expat looking to move to Ghana but dreading the idea of breaking the bank on housing? Fear not, dear traveler! Finding affordable housing in Ghana may seem daunting, but with a little bit of research and a sprinkle of creativity, you’ll be lounging on your own balcony overlooking the bustling streets of Accra in no time.
Planning your trip? Don’t skip these 10 best things to do in Ghana! Ghana is the place to be… It’s hot! Everyone seems to be planning their #Blaxit or dreaming of a perfect escape to Ghana. If you are coming to Ghana, here is a list of things to do that will ensure you enjoy visiting Africa and make the most out of your time in Ghana.